Trituradora de madera VEVOR, trituradora de 12 HP, resistente, a gasolina, 6,7", 420 cc, 8,6 kW

This chipper is great at turning small branches into good small wood chips for garden use.

I use it to chip up Bamboo on my property and it does the job easily. Much better than hand cutting and using a burn barrel to remove the old fallen stalks.

I cut down several trees recently and decided instead of renting a wood chipper just to buy a small one and then keep all my logs for firewood. This thing so far never fails. Used it for about 3 weeks and created a ton of mulch. Never jammed once. I will say that if you're feeding it branches approaching the 2.5-3 inch mark that you need to slowly feed them through. You can hear it struggling. But that's ok. I was mainly feeding twigs and small branches. I plan to use this now for mulching any branches I cut down during my yearly trimmings. This saves me a lot of time since I no longer need to burn branches. And the mulch looks great. Used to fill in areas around the house I am battling weeds where I landscape. Very happy with this purchase.

Item arrived in a sturdy package with Styrofoam-like molding around all the parts (see picture). I like the engine because it has a manual choke, throttle, on/off switch, gas shut-off valve, large air filter, and a well made gas cap. After adding oil, the engine started on the first pull. The metal in-feed Bin and Discharge chute are solid, and there is a thick coat of paint over all. This Chipper does handle 3" diameter branches, as advertised. When new, with a sharp blade, you have to hold back on the larger diameter branches or else the chipper may stall. . I have been using mine as I clear the perimeter of the lot next door to me filled with pepper trees here in south Florida (see picture). Almost done. The blade will need to be removed and sharpened soon. Hopefully this won’t be too difficult to do. Overall I am very satisfied with this Chipper.

We live in the Texas Hill Country and have a large number of oak and cedar trees. I have been trimming the trees and instead of doing a burn pile I decided to get a chipper and use the mulch around the property. I found this chipper on Vevor and ordered it. It arrived and was well packed in its box. Assembly was very easy and good instructions. Parts packaging was excellent. I have used the chipper 2 times since assembling it and I am very pleased with the result. The chips are nice sized and as long as you go slowly with the larger (diameter) pieces it does a great job. Starts easily and so far runs like a champ. Being in Texas we have access to ethanol free fuel so no issue there. Very pleased with the purchase and the price I paid for it.

This thing is a beast. Very heavy. Super sturdy. Excellent fit and finish. Requires grunt work to assemble but fairly easy. I would not recommend the order of assemble as per the manual. Install the axle, wheels and front supporting leg first. Tip the machine up on its wheels and install small chute. Then install the handle on the main chute first to avoid the real possibility of accidently dropping a bolt or nut down into the machine. Then install the main chute and handle assembly. A 10 and 13 mm socket, ratchet and ratcheting wrench come in handy for assembly. This is a premilitary review. I have not run or used the machine yet.

Wasn't sure what to expect....I'm tired of bagging 50 bags of leaves to clean my yard so was in the fence about buying a chipper. Saw this model was $100 off so bought it. Box came damaged and on its side so I figured it would be going back but other than a small bend in the chute flange it was good. Took me about 20 minutes to set up...not difficult. Got some oil and slethanol free gas and fired it up. Started on second pull...it is loud so ear protection is a must. It comes with a nice size bag but the cinch string is very weak. Attempted to attach bag and realized the way it mounts is a very poor design. At first would not stay on but after tugging and adjusting it did. Started it up and moved the throttle to middle speed and started. It takes a bit to figure out how to feed it as it is a little nerve racking and at first I was shoving to much in. You need to feed in small amounts and let the machine feed them in ...once you get the hang of it....it works very good. I still got stuck a few times but I used a thin stick to my be the leaves around and it just sucks everything in. For what I need, I am very happy with this chipper. Four stars because of the discharge chute mounting (I have to get creative here because it is a bit frustrating) but really impressed with the power and ability. Did half the yard which is normally 20 or so bags ...did it in two and a half. I did chip some 1.5 sticks and it sucked them right in no problem. Very impressive. Thanks for reading.